Credits
Lead Performance: Hank Williams; Genre: Country/Bluegrass
A
Hank Williams Health & Happiness Shows (Mercury) In the fall of 1949, Hank Williams recorded his first syndicated radio series, hoping to bolster his burgeoning singing career. Sponsored by the medicinal tonic Hadacol (hence the title), the shows highlight the best of Williams: his maudlin songs of failed love and unrelenting misery strung together with a molassified hee-haw patter. Soon after the H&H shows, Williams became a god in the South, then throughout the world. These transcriptions find the simple man behind the myth. A -AN
Posted May 28, 1993
You Might Also Like
- Music Review Turn Back the Years: The Essential Hank Williams Collection | Alanna Nash
- Music Review Low Down Blues | Bob Cannon
- Music News Memories of Hank Williams | Alanna Nash
Add Your Comments
The rules: Keep it clean, and stay on the subject or we might delete your comment.
If you see inappropriate language,
e-mail us.
You must have javascript enabled to submit a comment.
You Might Also Like
- Music Review Turn Back the Years: The Essential Hank Williams Collection | Alanna Nash
- Music Review Low Down Blues | Bob Cannon
- Music News Memories of Hank Williams | Alanna Nash





